Steve in Fayette County

Appeared in a movie scene with Keanu Reeves once though he would not remember this

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@MailOnline It’s also the smallest star in our solar system.

[Jerome Andries @JeromeAndries]

@Miles_Teller In that scene in Fantastic Four, you said, “Thanks, Panno.”

I didn’t think much of it at the time, but it stuck and turned into something I never expected.

People found it later and kind of gave it a life of its own.

Always wanted to say thank you for that.

@Miles_Teller

[Andrew McCarthy @AJamesMcCarthy]

A plea to restaurant/bar owners:

Treat the Artemis II launch like a sporting event. Put it on all your tvs. Let patrons celebrate the brave crew as they return to the moon for the first time in 54 years.

This is a shared human success and should be experienced as such.

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@GailSimone Alvaro Martinez Bueno ftw!

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@kiwikenneth7 The many worlds hinted at in the trailer was effectively already entirely shown before this episode. The post-credits scene was a dud.

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@kiwikenneth7 I'm not sure I could have been any more disappointed in the finale. The big mystery was that Argus wanted to make a prison? All the things Argus / Flag was doing and *that's* what caused Bordeaux to switch sides?

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@kiwikenneth7 They ultimately went nowhere with Fluery's character. Economos' distract-them-with-improv scene went interminably long. The intercut scenes of Flag and friends yukking it up while their underlings were dying was super odd.

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@kiwikenneth7 They go back to the music number *again *to see Chris and Harcourt grooving? So they did reconcile or was he imagining it? There's no way she indicated she was suddenly, emotionally ready to get right back to that space.

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@kiwikenneth7 I was expecting them to launch some kind of an attack against what Argus was doing, but even knowing Chris would be at risk, they all just decided to ignore it and hope it went away?

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@kiwikenneth7 Happersen is suddenly one of the Argus gang instead of being back in prison because he found one portal in 15 seconds? The big team-comes-together music montage is of them setting up an office?

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@Acyn “Validified” lol

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@DisTrackers @xanchui I lucked out for Saturday -- W00t!

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@ChrisDJackson He’ll still say the Chiefs won and MAGA nation will believe him.

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@portermuaddib04 It's exhausting to hear constant complaints and negativity, especially about a movie that hasn't been released yet. This tweet is just another in a long line.

I'm excited to even have the opportunity to get another Superman movie. It won't be perfect (what is?), but that's OK.

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@ColliervilleGov @ColliervilleGov Nothing was discovered?

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@ColliervilleGov Any update?

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

A must-read if you’re planning on voting for Mr. Trump.

[John Mitnick @JohnMitnick]

🧵

A thread addressed to my fellow conservatives who are planning to vote, or considering voting, for Trump. 1/13

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

Worthwhile thread that essentially states: "If you don't think sexually assaulting women and having 34 felony convictions alone disqualifies someone from holding the highest office, I literally do not know how you think and have nothing I could possibly say to you."

[Steve in Fayette County @Rinteln]

@QuinBill If you emphasize everything, you emphasize nothing.

[Michael Podhorzer @Mike_Podhorzer]

We now live in a political system sponsored by billionaires and built by the Roberts Court—where the richest Americans dominate political spending, where rewarding them for their backing is legal, and where an insurrectionist is shielded from criminal prosecution by the judges he appointed.

The egregiously reasoned immunity decision, and the delay created in reaching that decision, prevented Trump from standing trial even for what limited conduct could still be prosecuted.

As this timeline shows, a Trump criminal trial for the insurrection could easily have been as early as May.

[Adam Cochran (adamscochran.eth) @adamscochran]

11/11

So Trump and his team *in their own words*:

-Knew they lost
-Knew it was not legal for Pence to over turn
-Knew the states did not have fraud issues
-Researched "alternative electors" a month in advanced of those claims
-Knew the documents were unofficial
-Took part in the transfer process
-And attempted to pass off forged documents directly to the VP
-Because of a pre-meditated plan to steal the election.

The first volumes represent 1889 pages of evidence, 70% still under seal.

This is just from the 30% unsealed, and there are more volumes to go.

The case could not be more clear.

And as a reminder, Trump's team refused to dispute the authenticity of any of this evidence, they only ask for it to be delayed as it would "hurt their client" during the election.